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伊索寓言(译文名著精选)(Aesop's Fables (selected translation masterworks))

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伊索于公元前6世纪出生在爱琴海中的萨摩斯岛上,身为奴隶,后因出众的智慧和渊博的学识而被赐为自由民,继而成为吕底亚国王的特使。出使德尔斐时被诬陷偷窃圣物,惨遭杀害。伊索被誉为"希腊寓言之父"、"西方寓言的开山鼻祖"。伊索寓言是世界上最古老、影响最大的寓言,由于内容丰富、形象生动、寓意深刻、富于哲理,在全世界流传2500余年而经久不衰。阅读伊索寓言使人趋向聪明、理智、豁达、沉稳。《伊索寓言》精选伊索寓言429篇,另选古希腊寓言家费德鲁斯和巴布里乌斯的精彩寓言100篇。《伊索寓言》原作者是伊索,这本译者是吴健平、于国畔。 (Aesop was born in Samos Island of the Aegean Sea in the 6th century BC. He was firstly a slave and then awarded as freemen due to his outstanding wisdom and profound knowledge. He became envoy of Lydia's king. When he went to Delphi, he was framed to steal holy and killed. Aesop is known as "the father of Greek fable" and "founder of western fable". Aesop's Fables is the most ancient fable with biggest impact in the world. It is enduring and popular for 2500 years due to its rich and vivid content, profound and rich in philosophy. Reading Aesop's Fables makes people intelligent, sensible, open-minded and composed. Aesop's Fables has 429 chapters of stories in addition to 100 chapters written by ancient Greek fabulist Phaedrus and Babrius. The original author of Aesop's Fables is Aesop while the translators are Wu Jianping and Yu Guopan. )

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